Structural equation modeling (SEM), an empirical methodology underutilized in archival research, enables empirical researchers to examine paths linking constructs in complex models. Specifically, SEM consists of two components: an empirical measurement model that generates common factors from...

The purposes of this research are (1) investigating the impact of activity-based costing toward strategic management innovation, (2) investigating the impact of strategic management in contributing to competitive advantages, and (3) investigating the impact of competitive advantages toward firm...

This paper reports a study that identified the underlying key dimensions of service quality and its impact on consumers' satisfaction and loyalty within the restaurant context in Sudan using Dineserv model. The study is quantitative and descriptive in nature. Data was collected through...

This study contains a repetition of the data analysis part of a research conducted on building the trust of generation Y customers in B2C websites. In this base study, since the samples size was a limitation of the study, analyses were conducted again by using CB-SEM and PLS-SEM methods...

Person-centered approaches assume that a respective sample might reflect multiple subpopulations characterized by different sets of parameters. Three hospitality employee cohorts with different workplace profiles were hypothesized based on the levels of organizational commitment and predictive...

This paper uses a field experiment to estimate behavioral parameters from a structural model of residential adoption of technology. As our model includes both economic and psychological factors, we are able to identify the role of prices, social norms, social pressure, and curiosity on the...

We incorporate structural modellers into the economy they model. Using the traditional moment-matching method, they ignore policy feedback and estimate parameters using a structural model that treats policy changes as zero probability (or exogenous) "counterfactuals." Estimation bias occurs...